For students, these things can have dramatic repercussions.
The results of the new analysis, presented on Thursday at a scientific meeting in Reykjavik, are still preliminary, but they suggest that tightening the criteria for autism could have dramatic repercussions.
Panayiotou and others v Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltdtd came to the high court in October 1993, and was seen as a test case that could have dramatic repercussions across the music industry should Michael win.
This could have dramatic repercussions not just for the staff, but for NHS patients: I remember one private patient, brought in for weekend surgery because of the inadequate facilities at the local private hospital, becoming so unwell post-operatively that I had to spend most of my shift at her bedside.
"It will have dramatic repercussions in the next several generations".
In August 2015, Karin Lahidji, the president of the International Federation for Human Rights, criticized the Franco-Egyptian military cooperation in the pages of French daily Libération, arguing that the so-called fight against terrorism could in fact have dramatic repercussions on Egypt's civilians.
The "crisis" experiences in Burkina Faso and in Chad raised awareness of the importance of communications, which, if not managed, can have dramatic repercussions.
I doubt if any innocent event has ever had quite such dramatic repercussions, for it was to result in a scandal that rocked Victorian society and ruined both participants.
None had dramatic background stories.
The ban had dramatic effects.
